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 1   Text, I     |      could wish therefore, as not being ignorant of either of those
 2   Text, I     |         sorts of Persons. For the being joint Partners in the propagation
 3   Text, VI    |           or to be Christians; as being an Abridgment, or as it
 4   Text, VII   |    affirms it possible for a real Being to be made by another, must
 5   Text, VIII  |        and while things come into being, and before all things were
 6   Text, VIII  |       nature of things already in being, and after the Habits to
 7   Text, VIII  |         wise Man can say that any Being is depriv'd of such things
 8   Text, IX    |          own proper Nature to any Being that is made,; and must
 9   Text, IX    |         no longer the Unbegotten; being now by this Division become
10   Text, IX    |           Name incommunicable, as being willing that the Character
11   Text, X     |         God is order'd by another Being. And Time is a certain motion
12   Text, X     |       admit of but one Unbegotten Being, to affirm that somewhat
13   Text, X     |     together with him. For if any Being, existed before him, that
14   Text, X     |          existed before him, that Being has a just Title to this
15   Text, XII   |         who have stil'd the Son a Being Begotten, and a Being Made,
16   Text, XII   |           a Being Begotten, and a Being Made, and by such a difference
17   Text, XII   |  therefore affirm the Son to be a Being Begotten, according to the
18   Text, XII   |          the very same subsisting Being which the name signifies,
19   Text, XII   |          and that this subsisting Being was produc'd when he was
20   Text, XIII  |          that the Son, who was in being before, was begotten; which
21   Text, XIII  |      occasion for Generation to a Being that exists already? unless
22   Text, XIII  |           be chang'd into another Being , according to the nature
23   Text, XIII  |        may truly say to have that Being which already exists, but
24   Text, XIII  |      exists, but not to have that Being into which they are made:
25   Text, XIV   |      there is no other Unbegotten Being but God. Either therefore
26   Text, XIV   |      introduce another Unbegotten Being ; or while they persist
27   Text, XIV   |        Character of Son, and of a Being Begotten, will not admit
28   Text, XIV   |         And after all, this other Being is nam'd a Begotten Substance,
29   Text, XIV   |         to all the former, as not being sensible even of this plain
30   Text, XIV   |           made when it was not in being before, by the Will of him
31   Text, XIV   |         partly out of what was in being, partly out of what was
32   Text, XIV   |     partly out of what was not in being; they must admit of a Mutation,
33   Text, XIV   |           affirm, that what has a Being is chang'd into that which
34   Text, XV    |          admits of Generation [as being Unbegotten; nor of Separation
35   Text, XV    |        Separation or Division, as being Incorruptible;] nor is there
36   Text, XV    |            that Power of Creation being begotten together with him;
37   Text, XVII  |           d at the name of a Made Being; as if the Substance were
38   Text, XVII  |          of the name. For he is a Being, begotten and made by a
39   Text, XVII  |            begotten and made by a Being, which was itself unbegotten
40   Text, XVII  |           are Beings made by that Being which was it self made,
41   Text, XVII  |         affirm, that the Son is a Being made,5 and produc'd by God;
42   Text, XVII  |       sober Reasoning, as neither being forc'd to ascribe Parts
43   Text, XVIII |          his own Substance to the Being that is begotten, according
44   Text, XVIII |       believing that the Son is a Being Begotten, and a Being Made,
45   Text, XVIII |           a Being Begotten, and a Being Made, and are also persuaded
46   Text, XVIII |           persuaded that God is a Being Unbegotten, and a Being
47   Text, XVIII |           Being Unbegotten, and a Being Unmade, do yet, by the addition
48   Text, XIX   |           spoken of an Unbegotten Being, and of a Being Begotten,
49   Text, XIX   |        Unbegotten Being, and of a Being Begotten, it signifies differently,
50   Text, XIX   |         Unbegotten and a Begotten Being, so much difference ought
51   Text, XIX   |  signification, on account of his being free from Parts, and not
52   Text, XIX   |  equivalent to that of a Begotten Being, and yet they will still
53   Text, XX    |           finds the Son to be the Being made by the Unbegotten Being,
54   Text, XX    |      Being made by the Unbegotten Being, and the Comforter the Being
55   Text, XX    |      Being, and the Comforter the Being made by the Only Begotten,
56   Text, XXI   |           Good, and only Powerful Being, who only has Immortality.8
57   Text, XXI   |           the Cause of his intire Being;, and of every thing that
58   Text, XXI   |            or of his Goodness; as being Unbegotten : the foregoing
59   Text, XXII  |          be the only True God, as being only Wise, and only Unbegotten,
60   Text, XXII  |   Begotten, because he alone is a Being begotten by the Unbegotten
61   Text, XXII  |        begotten by the Unbegotten Being: which yet he would not
62   Text, XXII  |           all to the One and Only Being, that the Son may be esteem'
63   Text, XXIII |            and sufficient for the Being and Preservation of all
64   Text, XXIII |          not stand in need of any being for the Constitution of
65   Text, XXIV  |           that true Notion of his being his Father's Image, which
66   Text, XXIV  |           as comparing a Begotten Being with that which is Unbegotten;
67   Text, XXV   |           and vain, that the same Being should sometime have the
68   Text, XXV   |          own. Our Saviour's words being here in the first place
69   Text, XXV   |      there is only One Unbegotten Being, from whom all things were
70   Text, XXV   |     things were made. Nor is he a Being different from the Son,
71   Text, XXV   |           from the Son, and yet a Being begotten. For our Lord is
72   Text, XXV   |     greatest, and indeed the only Being of this sort made by the
73   Text, XXVI  |      World in common with another Being, [or by communicating himself
74   Text, XXVI  |         inferior to the one, as a Being made by him; and superior
75   Text, XXVII |          truly call'd, a Begotten Being, an Obedient Son, a most
76   Text, XXVII |        self is to approve him. It being agreeable to God's just
77   Text, XXVIII|           simple and uncompounded Being.  But as he is One and Alone,
78   Text, XXVIII| indivisible: and an incorruptible Being does not communicate his
79   Text, XXVIII|        Now 'tis impossible that a Being should be begotten which
80   Text, XXVIII|          Christ the Son of God, a Being begotten of him that is
81   Text, XXVIII|       beings that are begotten: a Being created by him that is uncreated;
82   Text, XXVIII|           other created Beings; a Being made by him that was not